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"I wrote this song back in the spring after a conversation with a friend of mine. I realized that this person didn't know how loved they were, and I didn't quite have the words at the moment to convey that. I went home and wrote this song the next morning. I kept it pretty simple- I felt there wasn't much more I could say than the words that first hit the page." The Wren
"Making art is how I rebel in a world that tells me to behave myself and stop being so sensitive" Charlie O'Connor
"All I can say is that I hope this resonates with you somehow, the tone is frequently dark, the music is a result of my mental state, my well-being, or un-well-being. It depends on how you read into it." Oliver Mavilio
"This particular song is about derealization: a mental state where you feel detached from reality. This song was my way to cope with my personal episode of derealization and how I dealt with it. It's about questioning your own sanity and keeping it all to yourself because of the fear of not being understood. It's something very close to me, as it still happens here and there and that I had to learn to live with. In the end, I hope that with this song I can show that with professional help, we can learn how to live with our mental issues." - Tiago Freitas
"I wrote Baby Me to give our younger selves the voices we didn’t have. We’ve all become wrapped up in societal pressures, overly self-critical and overwhelmed with life. It’s so easy to take it out on ourselves. But remember how innocent and pure we once were. Would you treat the baby you the same way you treat yourself now? Would you let people treat baby you the way they treat grown-up you? We all know the expression treat others the way you would want to be treated, but I say treat yourself the way you would treat the baby you." Fifi C
"hmm.... I'm too old to play games with all of this, so I'll begin by saying that as a seventy-year-old I'm enjoying challenging myself in countless respects by ATTEMPTING to write and produce (solo and with the most basic of "desk" studios) quality songs --- despite my severely limited musical/technical proficiencies". Laredo's Bag
"I wrote this track when I was healing from a breakup. When you're young and in love, it's easy to fantasize and idealize a relationship. You think you're gonna be with that person forever and that they're gonna "save you." In reality, you make your own rules. Nobody is in charge of your life like you are. Writing this song was reminding myself of this concept!" - Blue Lush
"Flock o' Fakes" is an original fusion of grunge and rock but also power pop. A slightly disharmonic, vastly original tune that brings together lofi textures with a familiar sound.
This track has one of the coolest intros ever. "Birdman" is a Delta Blues inspired track that mixes reality with fiction. Laidback drums and soulful chants make of this single a wonderful debut for this London duo. LISTEN NOW! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gleliZs4VVM&t=2s Hello my friends! And welcome back to your favorite music blog. I'm MadZen and today... Continue Reading →
"I wrote this song for my graduation in high school. I suddenly realized that our chill hangouts with our group of friends weren't gonna be a weekly thing anymore, we were about to move around the world for our studies, we were growing up. So this song is about all the good memories we made, remembering our youth and moving on to our adult life. The first chorus says "we are young" and the second one says "we were young" because during the song we grew up." - Petit Mond.